Mark,
> I think you get what you pay for :-)
Occasionally we do. And quite often I don't.
>
> - Excellent support (Apple stay on the line until your problem is
> resolved IME)
I have never asked for help directly from Apple. And I have a
difficult time finding information that I need from help files, most
help files. I have trouble figuring out how to get the help file to
show what I need. When I enter a phrase it only rarely get anything of
values. And lots of stuff that has nothing to do with what I entered.
As I said, I have the same problem no matter which program or platform
I am dealing with, that may say more about me that about the writers
of help files.
> - Mac viruses are extremely rare compared to PCs, but mac viruses do
> exist (I haven't come across one yet)
I haven't had a Windows virus or other malware.
> - Very user friendly.
There are different kinds of user friendliness I think. If one has
spent years using one platform another one may not seem very users
friendly. And I tend to hate when an OS seems to be different just to
be different.
> - Able to run both Windows and OSX.
Yes, but that is about the programs written for that purpose isn't it.
Steve doesn't want his OS running on another machine but has no
problem with Windows on his machine.
> - Great computer for professional applications such as business,
> photo editing, rendering, movie editing, etc. Good multimedia. -
> Unix based, thus more secure + stable.
The fact is that I don't do much real computing on either my PCs or my
Macs. No ones fault, just the way I am. I have never even tried to
burn an optical disk on my Mac since it is so easy on my PC.
Jim
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